The Holy Trinity is a staple for all Barossa wine lovers. One of the longest producing Barossa Grenache, Shiraz & Mourvèdre blends, this wine delivers complexity, depth and finesse with every release. Elegant and complex with a mid-weighted palate that displays a combination of sweet spice, blood plum with light coco powder, raspberry and hints of white chocolate and nutmeg. The tannins are soft, silky and mouth coating, with a very fine texture.

A focus on reducing yields and dramatically increasing quality has seen Riverland producers, such as Byrne Vineyards, producing some terrific wines, like this Chardonnay.Delicate straw green. Fresh aromas of nectarine, peach, fig and barrel spice. Terrific bold yet tense fruit expression with good brightness and length, showing juicy nectarine and creamy melon, finishing with sea spray and oyster shell freshness.

For over 20 years Banrock Station has protected our unique wetlands in the riverland and donated more than $6 million to supporting the environment. Banrock Station Partners with Landcare Australia to promote sustainable conservation by planted 100,000 native species each year.

This Chardonnay captivates with its vibrant energy, delivering a medley of stone fruits, zesty lime, and tropical flavours. The well-integrated oak imparts a delicate toasty nuance, balancing thelively acidity for a polished and refreshing finish.

This is an easy drinking, crowd pleasing wine. Sweet and inviting, its a great value 5 litre cask.

Light and refreshing in style with stone fruit and refreshing acidic backbone all wrapped up in this value for money 4 litre cask.

Packed with flavour and suited to any occasion, Lachlan Ridge Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2 Lt cask displays gooseberries, passion-fruit and hints of peach combined with a vibrant crisp palate that is perfect served slightly chilled from the fridge.

A zesty lime and lemon wine from the Riverina region. The Sacred Hill label stands for quality and value of which it has been awarded. With a stamp of approval like that you can't go wrong opening a bottle.

Alsace is in the far north-eastern corner of France and is noted for its excellent white wines. It is the only AOC region in France that is allowed to produce wines designated by the name of the grape variety from which they are produced. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the Hugel family gained an enviable reputation for their winegrowing skills and for the meticulous way in which they cultivated their vineyards. While it's typical for one of the wine world's most northern climates to produce vintages of distinct character, the latest stands out, delivering some of the lowest yields in the last 30 years, extremely high acidity levels and healthy fruit harvested at high ripeness levels. The bouquet is very aromatic with white peach, fresh almond, green apple and floral notes. The wine is dry on the palate, fresh and well balanced, with a supple finish.

A masterful blend of three Germanic luminaries, Gewürztraminer,Riesling and Weiyer Herold. Showcasing restrained and yet mouthfilling (and watering) tropical fruits; lychee, mandarins and the like with gorgeous minerality that lingers on the tongue.